AAA console games are targetting 4K HDR. Not 60+ FPS. That's what a lot of people don't seem to get.
Ah appreciate the info.
In my case I'm not trying to future proof for the consoles launching now, but the next gen after as well.
Which is a step above Vizio, which only works down to 48Hz :(
There are games targeting 4K60 right now on Xbox One X, granted they can't hit 2160p at 60fps at all times (but some do have a locked 60 fps like Halo and Gears). Next-gen developers can get much, much closer to a locked 4K60. If a game is locked at 60fps then it needs to be running well above that so it has the headroom to maintain 60fps and not dip below it. Developers could allow people to unlock the frame rate if they have either a VRR/FreeSync or HDMI 2.1 display (or Sony and Microsoft could allow you to unlock frame rates at the hardware level).
In the US the previous models hit the floor generally around May before the current gen model starts to dip a little. Of course this is based off the same release time frame, but has been this way for the last two years when I have bought mine and may plan to do again this year.
Do you have DSE? If so, that's variable and just a lottery. Even on OLED.
Yeah pretty much, it appears as horizontal and slight vertical strips across the screen, only visible in very bright scenes with camera movement such as looking up at the sky in a game.
Yea , but we all know devs are going to use the extra power to make games even more prettier than they already are. I think its save to say that most (if not all) developers will opt for native4k30 with more bells and whistles. Thats the easiest to show to consumers so thats most likely the route that where going. Sure some games could be 4k60 but its probably only for games that really need it, so racing, fighting games and shooters.
I think thats pretty much impossible, we dont know what the future holds ofc, but if im not mistaken(correct me if im wrong) the current HDMI 2.1 spec only allows 120fps with 8 bit color. So your basically losing HDR and the extra colors it can produce.
Ah okay.but the gist of it. Is that you can never really future proof for 2 console generations like the person i replied to wants to.Yes. They are correct.
I use Jabra Elites (very similar in terms of AirPod Pros) with the TV and they work great. The only problem is the TV doesn't seem to allow for bluetooth headphone use in Gaming mode. And my PS4 Pro wouldn't recognize them. I'm hoping someone else in this thread knows a workaround solution.
Yeah, eco settings are on by default, but can be turned off really easily in the menu.
I'll elaborate, I don't mind not having every feature possible the following gen. I'll be comfortable getting "most" or even "some" though.
That sucks. They just wasted a couple hundred on shipping because of their incompetence.
Like OK, they made a mistake sending it to wrong facilitites. This place is not even far from me. They couldve just delayed it a day and deliver to me the next day, but instead it doesnt even attempt it and go straight back to seller?
if thats the case than you can buy 2019 or 2020's televisions with no problems. for OLED is obvious what the choice would be, and if you want something cheaper than a QLED is fine, just remember that samsung isnt putting hdmi 2.1 on their sets. But they still can do 120fps(at 1440p)with the exception of the 49 inch models and ALLM.
Yeah currently I'm keeping my eye on the Vizio gaming-centric models, a 55'' C9 (or maybe even that 48'' since I have a 40'' currently, so any upgrade will be noticeable), and the new TCL's in case I don't end up wanting to spend the dough. I am still a bit wary with burn in given I want this to last a long time, so QLED might end up being where I go.
That's not gonna happen if the price is the same as a 55". We shall see.
Yes, it is absolutely ridiculous as a desktop pc screen. TV enthusiasts are nutty. Bigger always = better OMG. I'd get motion sick if I used anything bigger than a 32" on the desk in front of me.
It's just a dude bragging about Panasonic's availability in the UK.
Ok, now I see it. Yeah that's bad.
Turns out the shipping company damaged the item and sent it back to the company.
It would have run quite a few at this point, and I did a manual one just in case.
We are all different.
Just get it from Best Buy pay for the warranty and call it day. That way you don't have to worry about it for the next five years.
